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Poverty surrounded by wealth causes __________.
crime
The Omnibus was the first attempt to fix the _____________ by prohibiting interstate sales of handguns and any gun sales to individuals younger than 21
increased crime rate
Women are less likely to be victims of _____________.
street crime
Boys are more likely to get __________.
molested
According to the theory of 'like victimizes like', ____________ are more likely to be victims of street crime.
Black men
The __________ are the least likely to be victimized.
elderly
You can use deadly force against someone who is a __________ to life.
threat
A Brady violation relates to __________ evidence and when a prosecutor fails to provide helpful evidence to a defendant's case
unlawfully obtained
Durkheim stated that crime is present in __________.
all societies
Women are treated more __________ in the criminal justice system.
harshly
Crime is defined as a form of conduct that society __________ in order to maintain order.
prohibits
Felonies are punishable by more than __________ of imprisonment.
a year
Misdemeanors are less serious crimes, punishable by __________ or less.
imprisonment for one year
Prohibition aimed to keep Irish and Italian __________ down.
immigrants
Under law, every criminal act must have factors that must be proven without __________.
reasonable doubt
The __________ is the act in criminal law.
actus reus
__________ is the guilty mind, or mental state in a crime. (the intention or knowledge of wrongdoing)
Mens rea
The term __________ refers to a person's intention or deliberateness in committing a crime.
intentional
Reckless behavior means should have known that __________ was likely.
harm
Negligent means could have known that harm could __________.
happen
Harm can be __________ or emotional.
psychological
Concurrence refers to the fusion of the act and the __________.
mens rea
Causation involves the fusion of the act and the __________.
harm
A burglary is a crime against __________.
property
A robbery is a crime against a __________.
person
Capital murder is the highest degree of murder, making one eligible for the __________.
death penalty
Felony murder involves killing someone in the process of another __________, when murder wasnt intentional.
felony
Aggravated murder may accompany another felony or show an especially __________ capacity to the crime.
brutal
Objective reasonableness refers to assessing the __________ of the circumstances.
totality
Motive is not an __________ of the crime.
element
Punishment does not effectively __________ crime.
deter
Due process is guaranteed by the __________ amendment.
5th
Every federal case is preceded by a __________ jury.
grand
A grand jury issues a __________ bill if they find probable cause.
true
Probable cause means more likely than __________ that a fact exists.
not
The 14th Amendment is one of three __________ amendments.
reconstruction
Deviance characteristics are defined by __________.
society
Unlawfully collected evidence, according to Mapp v. Ohio, cannot be used in __________.
criminal court
Inevitability of discovery means you would have found the evidence __________ anyway.
regardless
In Edwards v. Arizona, the bright line rule requires all questioning to stop once you invoke your __________.
right
Public safety exceptions allow evidence admission when risk to the public outweighs the __________ of the crime.
seriousness
US v. Lion established the __________ exception for when an officer is working in bad faith.
good faith
Open fields refer to areas lacking an expectation of __________ as per US v. Hester.
privacy
Curtilage means areas appended to the __________.
house
Once you abandon something, there is no expectation of __________.
privacy
Warrantless searches have exceptions carved out of the __________ amendment.
4th
Field interrogation, or __________ stop, briefly detains individuals without probable cause.
Terry
Incident to arrest allows searching clothing for weapons before taking someone into __________.
custody
In plain view searches, the officer must be in a lawful position and evidence must have __________ value.
evidentiary
Consent for a search must be __________ and given by a competent person.
voluntary
Implied consent allows searches with less expectation of privacy, for example in an __________.
airport
Mala in se describes acts that are inherently __________.
evil
Mala prohibita acts are considered undesirable but not __________ evil.
inherently
Victimless crimes involve __________ acts between offender and victim.
consensual
Political offenses are viewed as a threat to __________.
government
Treason is defined as betraying one's __________.
country
Espionage can involve regular citizens in positions of __________.
trust
Bribery is the most common political offense and does not have to be __________.
financial
The more laws there are, the more __________ you may have.
crime
There is a 'love-hate' relationship with __________ in relation to crime.
narcotics
The two schools of thought on crime are Classical (Beccaria and Bentham) and __________.
Positivism
Classical theorists believe in free will and that punishments should be designed to __________.
deter
Beccaria argued that proportionality is the only punishment that is __________ acceptable.
morally
Freda Adler's gender-based explanation suggests increased freedom for women leads to increased female __________.
criminality
African American women with children are more likely to live below the __________ line.
poverty
Female crime measurement issues arise due to investigator bias and __________ judgment.
judgmental
The US has the highest rates of __________ in the world.
gun violence
The Brady Bill attempted to restrict the types of __________ individuals could have at home.
guns
African Americans often favor stricter __________ than white individuals.
gun control measures
Alcohol and drugs show a direct correlation with __________.
crime
Three types of crime are against person, __________, and public order.
property
Strong armed robbery involves taking things by force without the use of a __________.
weapon
Homicide is defined as the intentional __________ of another person.
killing
Premeditation in homicide is often considered __________ enough for higher charges.
not
Sexual assault is no longer called __________ and has strict legal definitions.
rape
Rape shield laws state that sexual history is not __________ in court.
relevant
Rape is known to be the least reported crime in the __________.
U.S.
The presumption of __________ is fundamental to the criminal justice system.
innocence
Victims may not report crimes due to familiarity with the __________.
attacker
Theories of rape suggest it is always about power and __________, never about sex.
control
Feminist theory posits an increase in violence toward women in male-dominated __________.
fields
Simple assault can be defined as an open hand __________. doesn't result in serious injury and doesn't involve a weapon
slap
Aggravated assault involves serious injury and the use of a __________.
weapon
Most assaults occur at home and involve __________.
drinking
Robbery is against a person, while burglary is against __________.
property
Arson is the intentional burning of __________.
property
National Crime Survey (NCVS) aims to gather information on crime not included in __________ reports.
uniform crime
The Uniform Crime Reports (UCR) is the most reliable measure of reported crime in the __________.
US
Index crimes refer to serious crimes like murder and __________, rape, robbery, assault, larceny, motor vehicle theft, and arson
burglary
Petty offenses are seen as type II offenses but are hard to find in uniform crime __________.
reports
Reporting characteristics reveal that not all crime is __________.
reported
Clearance rates show how often crime is solved by an __________.
arrest
Not all uniform crime reports include data on white-collar __________.
crime
NCVS attempts to contextualize crime statistics by asking about personal __________.
victimization
The dark figure of crime refers to crime that goes __________.
unreported